Mental Health News

The Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs (SAYFC) has announced that a new Respect campaign will be launched at the Royal Highland Show.  

A group of dedicated farmers is preparing to set off on their biggest challenge so far, a 4,690-mile tractor run around the coast of Britain.  

Clarkson’s Farm star, Kaleb Cooper, spoke up about the importance of talking to others ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week that launches today.

The confidence of English and Welsh farmers is at an “all-time low”, the latest NFU survey has revealed.

RSABI has recorded a song to support Scottish farming families who have been struggling with “one of the worst springs in living memory”.

East Lothian farmer Stuart McNicol knows the importance of taking care of his wellbeing and appreciates taking time out of a busy farming day to spend some time contemplating nature around him.

With relentless rain, endless mud, and peak lambing and calving season testing physical and mental resilience, Quality Meat Scotland and farming charity RSABI, are reminding farmers of the role of good food in maintaining both physical and mental well-being. 

The star of Clarkson’s Farm, Kaleb Cooper, has just released the music video to his recent charity single, I Can’t Stand Sheep!

A well-known English actor and farmer, Kelvin Fletcher, speaks up about breaking the stigma surrounding mental health among farmers. 

The National Sheep Association (NSA) is reminding the farming community of the importance of looking out for farming friends and family this January, as the start of the year has presented several challenges to the industry. 

Farmer and celebrity known from Clarkson’s Farm, Kaleb Cooper, is launching a music single to raise awareness of the struggles facing farmers and the farming community. All the profits will be donated to the RABI farming charity.

Although Blue Monday has been officially named the gloomiest day of the year, help is available every day for farmers who face mental health problems.